Fuji Acros (120, 100 iso)

This monochrome champ gives awesome grey tones and razor-sharp results with extremely fine grain. Wonderful for when you want to slow things down a bit. When shooting with the Holga, use in full sun or with a long-exposure (or a flash!)

This monochrome champ gives awesome grey tones and razor-sharp results with extremely fine grain. Wonderful for when you want to slow things down a bit. When shooting with the Holga, use in full sun or with a long-exposure (or a flash!)

This film employs the newly developed Super Fine Grain technology that greatly incereases the amount of light captured by the film grains and more effectively utilising the absorbed light. Making it possible bring out the natural beauty of delicate skin tones and outstanding shadow detail reproduction.

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